Australia is yet to decide what commercial television programs it will send to Pacific broadcasters a year after the government announced a $17 million deal. SBS - Published
The first curriuclum review in 30 years has proposed major changes to the HSC, a back-to-basics focus in primary and restructuring the syllabus around age not stage Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
Independent Commission Against Corruption boss Peter Hall QC is a man short on time. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
I live near the Randwick racecourse. Last weekend I found myself more interested in the races than usual. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
It’s been a quiet 12 months for Cricket Australia’s former boss James Sutherland. But we can confirm his golf game is going from strength to strength Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •The Age
Media freedom is not a topic I would have expected to be something to be discussed in the way that it has been in Australia this year. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
Can the White Ribbon movement be salvaged from its corporate collapse? Those working with men to stop violence against women say it can. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
Up to 10 men in a Papua New Guinea detention camp are still waiting to be sent to Australia under medical transfer laws, senators have been told. SBS - Published
Starting a new business can be daunting for anyone, but if you're a woman, a migrant and have little support it can be even more challenging. SBS - Published
The head of Australia's weather agency has fended off questions from One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts suggesting the bureau changed data to fit a climate change narrative. SBS - Published
Officials from the prime minister's department have argued that releasing details about suggested guests for the White House dinner could impact US relations. SBS - Published
The big business lobby, now presided over by former MYOB chief executive Tim Reed, has lost six members this year. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
A twist of fate meant Haneke Manoharan survived the Easter bombings in Sri Lanka earlier this year without any physical scars. Now, she has set up a charity to help those who weren't as fortunate. "I.. SBS - Published
Officials from the prime minister's department have argued that releasing details about suggested guests for the White House dinner could impact US relations. SBS - Published
"Once the cat's out of the bag, it's out of the bag," the exiled billionaire's barrister told the Federal Court as he fights an order to disclose his worldwide assets. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
Kiam Fah Teng and Chin Kwang Lee were in Australia to receive 150 kilograms of heroin from North Korean cargo ship the Pong Su. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
Graham Caldersmith made distinctly Australian musical instruments in a discipline that depends largely on European traditions. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
The head of Australia's weather agency has fended off questions from One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts suggesting the bureau changed data to fit a climate change narrative. SBS - Published
In 1950, Commonwealth police staged simultaneous raids on Communist offices across the country, seizing large stacks of documents, literature and books. Brisbane Times - Published Also reported by •Sydney Morning Herald •The Age
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